A Costume for Nicolas 2021 123movies

Watch: Un disfraz para Nicolás 2020 123movies, Full Movie Online – Nicolás is a 10-year-old boy with Down syndrome. Every year, his mother made him a disguise. He was a monkey, a brave pirate, a dragon giant. Unfortunately, his mother dies and Nicolás goes to live with Mia and Tomás, his loving grandparents, and his cousin David, who suffers from nightmares. Nicolás keeps an old man trunk with all its magical costumes. With them, he will undertake an adventure to save his cousin of his nightmares and, incidentally, to a whole kingdom submerged in chaos..
Plot: After losing his mother, a boy with Down syndrome takes his trunk of magical costumes to live with his grandparents in this animated tale.
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An almost-certain win for representation
Fotosintesis Media is a pretty unique studio in the world of animation. While some of the big hitters like the U. S.’s Pixar and Disney can often be considered to put story or merchandise before representation, others in Japan or Europe seem intent on pushing the medium as a visual artform. This Mexican studio on the other hand, tends to prioritize representation and social enterprising. This is clear in their previous movie (“The Angel in the Clock”, whose protagonist is a young girl undergoing chemotherapy) as well as “A Costume for Nicolás”, where the title character has Down Syndrome.

The term “Down Syndrome” is not mentioned at all in the movie, however, so it falls on cues such as the shape of Nicolás’s eyes compared to other characters, or his distinctive speech, to make it clear that he has it. Not addressing this directly could be seen as not conducive to representation, although I think the argument could be made that it is in fact better for it.

In the movie’s “real world”, Nicolás is not singled out as “special”, which mashes well with his approach to the magical elements of the narrative. By not treating the appearance of portals inside chests or humanoid orangutans as anything out of the ordinary, he follows the Latin American tradition of magical realism (other characters do react to this, placing the work more squarely within the category of Fantasy). Nicolás being treated “normally” means that the movie pushes forward the intention for this to be the ideal way of disability being treated in the real world. Erasure of the condition is also avoided during the end credits, where behind-the-scenes footage showcases Nicolás’s original voice actor, who also has Down Syndrome.

The other distinctive characteristic of Fotosintesis, now specifically within Mexican animation, is how much importance they give to the craft of animating. In terms of visuals and fluidity, their works might be the single most consistently solid in the country’s industry. Though not as imaginative as “The Angel in the Clock”, the imagery here is still quite unique, with compelling character designs and beautiful backgrounds.

With such a focus on representation and artistry, narrative is often one of the studio’s weaknesses. For all their good intentions, the stories fall short of creating emotional resonance, with the conflicts being resolved conveniently after a journey full of shortcuts. This is often not a problem for the younger ones, however, who are definitely a part of the audiences included in their whole-family approach.

Given the studio’s priorities, it makes sense that the focus is on highlighting diversity to all their viewers. In this sense, “A Costume for Nicolás” succeeds while also looking quite impressive for its context, despite any narrative shortcomings.

Nice Sunday
A Mexican animated film. It is about a boy who goes to live with his grandparents and his cousin, there he faces the nightmares of his cousin with the help of his costumes. Quality. Animation is good. At times it is parsimonious and it feels like it is not moving forward. Exaggerated imagination but that is consistent to catch the child audience. Colorful Talk about friendship, about being yourself, about overcoming fears (nightmares). Nice Sunday. What happens in the credits are or better, it leaves a great taste in your mouth.

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Original Language es
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Genre Animation
Director Eduardo Rivero
Writer Miguel Ángel Uriegas
Actors Paty Cantú, Fran Fernández, Cristina Hernandez
Country Mexico
Awards 1 win & 2 nominations
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